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Wichita eagle., 1887-04-16
Thirty Quails in Thirty Days.

I see another man has made failure to
eat thirty quails in thirty days 1t has been
done by several people, but can assure you
it is a very great feat, and the man who &C
composites it has stomach of which he may
be proud I have often wondered why a
man cannot eat thirty quails in thirty days,
and have never had the reason satisfactorily
explained. On one occasion my curiosity got
the better of me- and in the interest of science
1 quietly started out to see if q strictly tenn
perate and healthy man could not eat quail
right along without feeling any bad effects.
Well, l disposed of twenty. began to
weaken before reached that number, but
persisted until it became too great q punish
ment and then quit. l presume 1 could
have eaten thirty, but consulting my health
and comfort ! concluded that my curiosity
had been sufficiently gratified and quit. 1t
was a long time after that before l could en-
dure the sight Of quail on the table, and even
now half dozen year are enough for me,
and they have to be fixed up in very tempt
ing manffer if l touch them. '-Councilman
Temple in Globe-Democrat
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-16
Telegraph Operators Rapid Writers.

During the great Boston fire an operator
in New York received 24S messages between
Z o'clock and noon, and sent 216 during the
afternoon of the same day. The messages,
including the addresses, signatures, date lines
and Cheeks" averaged thirty words. Thus
during the five hours he was welding the
pen he copied over $500 words. or 1,500
words an hour There are O dozen operators
in Philadelphia who could beat even that If
they were called upon to do it. These men
would probably not break the sender once in
an hour if the latter was good operator,
and, when through, it is doubtful if they
would remember a word they had penned.
The operator is simply a machine. The sound
Of the instrument enters his ear and runs out
his arm TO the nib of his pen to the paper.
The writing becomes almost Involuntary
Fychonta
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-16

''I've heard all the stories of long tele-
graph circuits said q postal telegraph
operator at Buffalo, land in my time I've
worked some pretty long ones myself. hut
never heard OF anything that equaled one
that we had the other afternoon Our peo-
pie are building line from the terminus of
the Canadian Pacific TO Frisco, and I
heard Vice President Henry Rosener talk
ing with President Chandler in his Office, in
New York city. Mr.. Rosene- was at New
Westminster. which is on TIE Pacific coast
jus. opposite Vancouver island, so they
were talking across the con.l,ens- By
that route it is about 5000 miles, for
the wire vas made UP VIA Buffalo, Toronto,
AM the Canadian Pacific. Every few min
u.es l could hear Medicine Hat chip In. and
ell along the circuit the operators were en-
It was wonder 70 everybody. and the ia
serunaats were working as c!e.r. IS ben
On thst long copper wire Chicago Tines
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-16
Polishing the Champion Diamond.

Great crowds collect every evening at Hol-
born to see the process of polishing what is
deemed the champion diamond of the world.
Within sight through the large plate glass
window the artist sits at his bench before the
little upright wooden stand, on which, fast
ened with the composition used for the pur-
pose, stands the half polished diamond, one
part described as being rough and dull as
rock salt, the other flaming with internal fire.
The artist works on the stone with a curious
looking polisher, an instrument described as
resembling a thickish bit of ordinary fire
wood, with one end cut edgewise and covered
with composition, and keeps scrubbing and
scrubbing with a gentle firnness. 1t is
stated that the diamond, which is from
South Africa, will when fully cut number
third more carats than the Koh-i-noor, which
will have to hide its diminished head in the
presence of luminary bigger than billiard
ball. The jewel is worth half a million.
The very chips that are cut off in the polish
ing fetch small fortunes. The king Of
Portugal gave $4,000 for one of them
Boston Transcript.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-16
Chewing Coca Leaves.

The natives Of Peru chew the leaf of the
coca bush from which the cocaine is ex-
tracted, and it produces in a modified degree
the same results as the sulphate of cocaine
when taken internally reports of whose raw
ages appear in the papers from time to time.
The miners of that country VIII not work
unless twice day for half an hour they are
allowed 70 chew their rations of leaves, and
then they are ready to endure any hardship
and work day and night. They are abso-
lutely enslaved by it, as it is said that any
one beginning to use it is bound to be-
Detroit Free Press
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-16
Rather That Way.

came in after midnight, and looking up at
the clock that had stopped and the hands
pointed to 40, remarked: "Well-hic-I
g-got in-hic-sooner'n conmon-hic-
or-else-hic l am most-hic-TeUlarkably
late Detroit Free Press.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-16

When happy thought comes to q biliDu
man be ought to shake hands with il nd
make it feel at hnmA-Nsv Orleans P1ens
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PUBLIC

The follow Ing T. the Program Of the Ceremonies
Of Reception aud Entertainment
Is. ". ESTES,
Chairman Executive Committee.
y. A. KEELING, secretary Executive Committee.
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HEALTH ~ WEALTH Dr. Beaur.gnrd's
Tonic aud NerNin.. the UreRt
French specific.

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IDrhondfin. ttcrlity, neuralgia. hystrrin. inrnuacity
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~. loss ~ memory, s%oitcuiug Oi the buln, AID al
diseases NJ the nervous system may h. radically
rurrd In either sex by the Ne " this uneKcrllcd
pfctamti0n. II III rnhiicf ~ supreme importance
~ i've appropriate Treatment Tor the cnfc ~ the
and keryins, after NAM year trial IN EutUte, has
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which are anixed ~ each bottle. one bok equal 90
one months Treatment. will cure recent cases.
Price. si.0O n b1E, or sr bptcs Tor $500. Sent
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Truateo,R Snlc.

NvHEREAs. on the ath day IT September. is7t.
w n A HollrnirV conveyed by decd. rpis
icrcd IN h.ok l1A on laFc na IN The RfEls'.rsn i
Hire. trustee, The real estate hereinafter dctf ni-st.
io sctuw a orrnin indebtedness thcrrin mentioned
and wheras, 10y a dccr,c oi the thanccp t"uu "
shelby ruunty. Tennessee, cnivfrl IN the rns" ~ u
A. iiulculeW against >, fmnsiDla and uihun, In
minuiu bpnk ~, on Iarc az. on The nth day "
June W. u VS. %hdludf.,l ihaI TIC amount 81 Nii
indebtedness then uufald Wa s1aD. tpf which aaid
May I, ~, aud whereas. r. !. Inark. clcrk aud
mn'icf NJ ald ChanccD count, mud hls suoUcssnf.
IN unlrr, VEN appointed TRUSTEES In The plnrr and
stead ~ aid Df 1mnk Rice aud Nhcras. Il Wa
therein dCcrUd that In The event the siid nutss
made W ~ A.. IollenheW should not H. Iaid at
maturity. the aid trustee ~ appointed should pm
coed io srll the sid nal estate upon The icnns and
conditions provided In the d~'d NJ ilnllrnlTw 81
Rice, trustee. NOW ihcWluW, samuel J. Me
nuweil, clerk and Master uf the IhHn~n Court ~
Shelby county, Tennessee. tuuftr" lsuuU~of a. suid
". ]. Hlark, clerk and mHst'r, by virtue ~ the
pUwcr ~ vested IN me, o. aiurrnid, having quail.
he'd BY taking oath and giving hpnd No rpuirsi hy
law. and helnr requested hy the holdcr' of some
~ snid notes - Ia dn. hrr'hy give nutiur that IN
k~aturiny, November 2, lNsl ~ " O'Clock ~ ~
frnt uf the Courthouse IN shelby county, Tcunss
tcc. I will proved a. -ll inf unsh the following de.
srtsi rrl estate. situate nnd heinF In the Taxing
District ~ shelby county formerly the city ~
Memphis IN. the county ~ rhrluy slhlo ~ leu
Mug NJ the Intersection ~ the nDuth side ~ Nndla
son street with the enst sldr NJ the lint alley west
~ lhlni stfJrt running llrurt sputh WIN ut'ensl
side " said alley one hundred aud tufty Ulrht and
one half ret ~ the north sidr 81 Tie hrt alloy
aUuth NJ Madison hirtt, thence caft will The north
side ~ snid iast mentioned alley twenty Tour aud
thrc iuufths feet h. 10 stake. thCnre north immllcl
with the said tint mentioned alley nn0 hundred
aud funy eight aud unc half iuot 10 The south fidc
Of Madison atnst. thrnur wet with the auuth side
II Madison street twenty four and thnrr iuunh'
feet ~ the beginning point, on which il n i0ui
story bflrk building
The title IL believed Ia b. perfect, but I shall sclI
aud conNCy o. trustee Onli.
= 4 MCDOWELL.
Clerk aud Master ~ he ChnnceD Court VI shelby
county. Tennessee. Trustee.
M.utubls ngtulrF A Issy
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''ROBORO."
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MIR. Garrett Restsp..

BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. l2.-Thc monthly
meeting Of the directors Of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad company was held today.
The lint business was a letter from Robert
Garrett ~rcfigning ihc presidency Of the com.
pauy. Complimentary remarks 10 Mr.. Gar
rett were made by Judge Dobbin on behalf
OF Che Johns Hopkins university, and by j.
McKenny ON the part Of the city Of Balti.
more, after which the resignation was ac-
eeptcd. Tho contract for the transfer OF the
Baltimore A. Ohio telegraph company 20 the
Western Union telegraph company was APP
proved without dissent A resolution was
adopted that no dividend be declared from
the c%Hrnings ~ the main stem for the past
six months, and declaring q dividend Of .
per cent. from the earnings Of the Washing.
ton branch. The Arrangements now w
progress with the syndicate 10 relieve the
road ~ It's Indebtedness were presented aud
entirely approved 10 far as they have
progressed. All the local papers are in
preparation, and u Is expected they will be-
laid before the board at the annual meeting
IN November. Mr.. Robert Garrett was elected
a director w the company In place uf Mr.
John r.. Nicholas, deceased. The announce.
mont on the street that n dividend on H.,
main stem had been passed created consid
cradle CONSERVATION, and Immediately after
forty-fyc shares Of the stock sold nj li5. Il
was confidently expected last night that
dividend Of 3 or 4 per rent. on the maif
rtem would be declared,
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fISR Watch Work, Muliord'A
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THE RAILROADS.

y. W. HowE, general freight and ticket
agent Of the l.. X. al. r. r., has returned
20 the city.
The rate Of n fare for the round trip has
been made from oil points on the Mississippi
Valley road, the object being 10 give all All
opportunity 10 see the President and Mrs.
Cleveland.
TnE Mississippi Valley road has made n
rate Of 1915 for the round trip from New
Orleans TO the waterways convention 10 be
held at Memphis. Tickets will be sold on
the 18th aud 18th, good TO return October ~.
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LA-cu.pi.A Inns tonic and all other effects
which laturc demands when she II ~ dis
trcks.
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Rate Made.

CmcAoo, H.. Oct i2.-The Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific company yesterday filed
a notice with Chairman J. N. Abbott, Of the
Western States passenger association. that
Il desired Ia make \ rate Of $40 for 2,Ooo mile
tickets, aud would submit the matter Ia q
vote 81 the association roads, or nj a meeting
90 be called for the purpose Of considering
u. The action Of the Rock Island T. tlc
fcqucnoe Of n telegram received from the
general manager Of the Minnesota & North.
western, stating It's intention 10 withdraw
from the organization January I.
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Don't suffer any longer, but use Tanners
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and nervous headache. Rang, boot
Medicine Co, Manufacturers, Nashville,
Tenn. Sold at Holsters drug store, PSI
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d r. ID. S. 10 H sc MS
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FOR AL Ivy

VAN NLEET a co, Memphis, Tenn.
A. RENKERT 4 90, Memphis, Tenn.
q. W. JONES 4 60, Memphis, Tcun.
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Stockholders Meeting.

INiE regular annual meeting Of the siockholdcrs
u of the Memphis A Charleston Railroad Tom
nalniy. VII be held al the company Office, 10 MEN
fHfs, TENN, on
Thursday. November IL. 1887
The stock Transfer books will cln,o on October "
lbsi aud OISn on November ~. iS7
L. 81 scilwAN, Secretary.
Momrhis, October o. iSS5.
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a Healthy Development.

Irom the Gazette.
Dycnbnrs never boom', but always rrows.
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other dared to whisper one false word
10 her, dared to hurt even one hair of
her head, he would slay him, yes, as
surely as the sun shone in the blue sky
above; as surely asthe birds were sing
ing, and the blue pigeons circling in the
clear summer air, so surely would he
slay any man who wrung sigh from
her lips or a tear from her eyes. But
no one would, he should be her lover
staunch and true. Only a short time
and he would tell her how much he low
ed her, only a short time. and then he
would ask her to be his wife, to go with
him to the dear old farmhouse where
the scarlet rowan berries cleaned like
fire.
A short time. just now she did not
seem TO understand. lie was whole
year older than herself. but she seemed
to think he was still boy.
Nineteen! one is almost man at
nineteen!" he thought.
She would treat him differently in
time,-whcn she realised that he was a
man and loved her with a mans love.
Yet, as he left the farmyard, he
caught himself singing the Words
my fause lover stole the rose,
But All! he left the thorn in me-
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box Of pills. Find out
about thsm, and you
will always be thank
full One pill a dose.
Parsons Pills contain
nothing harmful, are
easy to take, and
cause no inconven-
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CHAPTER II.

No one could describe Ruth Vaughan;
the word beautiful was not appropriate;
pretty was out of the question. she was
far more than that. Sweet, fair, fresh
and bright, with soul as white and
pure as lily leaf: innocent arl simple
as child. with no thought beyond the
routine of home life. She was tall. slen-
der. and shapely. no one. neither man,
woman, nor child. looked at her face
without loving her, trusting her and
thinking how bright and fair she was.
The only face that hers rpsembled is
one well known in the world of art
the beautiful girl in the famous picture
of LES Huguenots," who wished to tie
the white scarf on her lovers arm, the
same beautiful, clear, pure face. Ma
ture had been good to Ruth and had given
her wreath of golden brown hair; not
content with that she had given her the
sweetest blue eyes that ever shone, and
because they were so beautiful she had
fringed them with long dark lashes. 1t
was treat to look at Ruth's eyes,-so
glorious, bright. clear. and shy. Nature,
who takes supreme delight at times in
making the face of beautiful woman,
had given to Ruth a mouth so sweet,
so delicious in its curves and lines, that
a smile from hers was like the breaking
of a sunbeami it was the greatest treat
one could have, Everyone who talked
to Ruth tried to make her smile, be-
cause her smile was so pleasant and so
fair to see, Nature had given her COM
plexion that duchess might have en-
yied,-so clear and fresh. with the
daintest bloom; she had voice that was
as clear and sweet as the coo of the
cushat dove,
that country Ola I farmers eT SO dsTgb.
ter-shOuld possess such rare and refined
beauty; but then there were little draw
backs. Ruth had the sweet. low voice
of cushat dove; but there was a touch
of prOvincialism in her accent. She had
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PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS

Designs and trademarks, claims collected,
homestead cases prosecuted, land warrants,
back nay, bounty and pensions for soldiers,
mail contracts business attended TO.
JOHN S. DUFFIE,
Attorney at Law, Washington, ID. @.
REFERENCES attorney General A. q. Garland,
Washington. ID. c., and to n. Breusing, OF San
Antonio Texas connected with the LIGHT,
wv n tVsT 4 co. BsnSers, washington
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WnDVTNr rJEccVc ATTENTION |

WORKING CLASSES A!!5 + ~ Is Is' as
all classes with employment at home, the
whole of the time, or for their spare moments.
Business new, light and profitable. Pt rsons
per evening, and proportional sum by devot-
ing all time to the business. Boys and girls
earn nearly as much as men. That all who see
this may send their address, and test the bush
ness. we make this offer. To such as are not
well satisfied we will pay one dollar for the
trouble of writing. Full particulars and out
III free. Address GEORGE STISsoN q Co..
Portland. Maine.
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The Daily eight.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1887.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
G., II. g. S. A. Railroad.

G,H & S. A. Railroad.
ONE TRAIN TO NEW ORLEANS DAILY
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST, DAILY:
Leave for New Orleans, Houston and
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,,.ot, ,,o.r,o1o house. II.
va. NOT acguaintel with the country
around NJ NcU mt thought Hal.
anew pretty we'll tie whole state.
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home rom Jail be was renire7ted WA
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Buy your cu,t.yator-, wagon and
moving machines 1T the old market
house al cost
CUAs foRurKAN.
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Call FIR Eg. Phosphate, ~ W
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lie was taken from the house. hl-
handt tied behind him and given ten
minutes in which TO pray. lie ayalicd
himself Of the time allowed and at
the expiration IF tia stout salItu2
wa. bent down short rui, tied TO
the top with the othci.cnd about pa
Wis neck. xix men held down the
tree and when IT vas released II irW
back into position and Davis Wa
erked twenty feet into the air The
force threw him over the top of the
tree and ~ the rope broug 3 him MP
short on the other side his neck wa
broken. The body was riddlcd with
bullets by the crowd aud was allowed
10 hang there until yesterday morn
ing, when IL was ut down 10y his ia
ther aud given burial
MURDERED Bl a JAIL HiRp.
ALrrsrEHQrt. y. " Juucl The
dead /. dV of samuel ~hult,a wealth.
stock rnuchcr. vas found 800 'tr
Mega IAN mountains ro. u,iN. y ic"
dat bcfor, the dead bodt was 80 nd
shut was seen At "a uciEAHH rit
ranch and had Witu hn stranger
C.rcuu .Auccs indicate tln. .c
stranger had left the cabin AMI re-
turuO, ana shot biz victim THOUGH
tho cracks between tac 30 ihc
cabIl. Ihro. bullets tools effect. one
passing through tie ..ort nnd two
through iuc head The range was
idcutt.ia well huo"H 'ru bird
The county is now ..,bg ,earchod.
WIFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IrL.N Cl,. June 3d.. George